Sentence examples for come independently from inspiring English sources

O'Malley said the decision to form the commission had come independently from the UN response.

The move by Twitter to introduce a new tagging system, revealed exclusively to the Guardian, has come independently of UK pressure.

In New York, that loneliness may be particularly acute: of the 50,000 or so Iraqis who have been resettled in the United States since 2007, about 100 landed in the five boroughs, according to the State Department (although more than that have come independently to settle with family in the city).

It is harder for those who come independently and claim asylum once they have arrived, because they have to wait until their application is approved before they can work – a very unsettling period, made harder to cope with by enforced unemployment.

Pivotal contributions also came independently from scientists in Dallas and Los Angeles.

Meanwhile, others came independently to the same principle among them Nikola Tesla, who applied and patented it.

Each came, independently, to doubt the truth of what the regime was saying, but, thinking the other was still loyal, continued to repeat Stalinist slogans to her sister.

He is in the business of searching for universal truths, so to find out that a figure like the Buddha, vastly removed from him by time and space, came independently to a similar conclusion — well, that was extremely reassuring.

Coming independently to the movement were the stalwarts Richard Prince (a versatile prankster who made an early hit with reproduced Marlboro cigarette ads), Barbara Kruger (with brilliantly crafted feminist agitprop), and Levine (a scandalous success with re-photographed photographs by Edward Weston and Walker Evans, which needled the mystiques of originality and authorship in art).

Technological innovations come about, independently of the consciousness and will of their creators,  because they are objectively necessary.

Some reforms are driven by Obamacare; others have come about independently.First, insurers are trying to scrap health care's perverse incentives.